When I adopted my 6 yo cat last fall I knew he had a history of dry food only feeding. Since I adopted him, I tried to get him started on wet food since he’s overweight and wet food is better for weight management. After months of trying diff brands, flavors and textures, and many many arounds of throwing away food and returning food for refunds, I finally found one brand/flavor type that he likes - Weruva BFF Oh My Gravy tuna-based flavors. I started rotating him between tuna/salmon and tuna/chicken, and he seems fine. I got him on calorie-counting dieting based on vet recommendation, and for the last few months, I managed to have 2/3 of his daily calories from wet food and 1/3 of from some weight management low calories dry food. Starting a few days ago, out of the blue, he refused to eat his familiar wet food, but he had no problems gobbling up his kibbles.
I probably need to on the hunt for another wet food, while in the meantime I have to resort to just feeding him his kibbles. It’d be hard to search again cos I think I tried all the major brands (except the lower quality ones) of wet food experimenting with flavors and textures, and he had no interest in any of them...
I am more worried if he has developed some medical conditions overnight that makes him suddenly lost interest in his wet food, but has no problems inhaling his dry kibbles. His stool snd activity level seems normal though.
appreciate anyone out there who have had similar experience to share your insights.
I probably need to on the hunt for another wet food, while in the meantime I have to resort to just feeding him his kibbles. It’d be hard to search again cos I think I tried all the major brands (except the lower quality ones) of wet food experimenting with flavors and textures, and he had no interest in any of them...
I am more worried if he has developed some medical conditions overnight that makes him suddenly lost interest in his wet food, but has no problems inhaling his dry kibbles. His stool snd activity level seems normal though.
appreciate anyone out there who have had similar experience to share your insights.